Stop Stop Stop
Getting nearer
Going through
The movements
Outsider art emerges successfully on the street, momentarily arresting attention.
“I’m curious about life, period.” – Graham Nash
Aurelia Aurita
Four gonads
Horseshoe-shaped
Otherwise translucent
At the tideline, a beached moon jellyfish waits for the drying sun.
“Move like a jellyfish, rhythm means nothing.You go with the flow you don’t stop.” – Jack Johnson
Migration
Factors pushing
Seasonal movement
Natural challenges
Morning migratory movement fits into the seasonal vibe.
“Intuitions are like migratory birds, they come without a map without a reason. ” – Amit Ray
Possibility Prediction
Drift gestures
Perception map
Intersecting moment
Spreading energy over time in a constant forward motion, the morning darkness blends into the sky.
“We are segmented from all around and in every direction.” – Deleuze & Guattari
Transitions
Organic matter
Random combinations
Tremendous events
The colors and textures of autumn produce subtle beauty.
“All change is a miracle to contemplate; but it is a miracle which is taking place every instant.” – Henry David Thoreau
Late Bloomer
Material things
Abstract entities
Physical magnitude
A large tall clump of daisy-like flowers grace the front yard as an autumnal feature.
“Let us be cautious in making assertions and critical in examining them, but tolerant in permitting linguistic forms.” – Rudolf Carnap
Within the Existing
Wound up spirit
Precursory phenomena
Immutable essence
The sunrise experience is made consummate by a passing osprey.
“The artist dwells in the circumstances the present offers him, so as to turn the setting of his life (his links with the physical and conceptual world) into a lasting world.” – Nicolas Bourriaud
Accessible Without
Tangible being
Distinct experiences
Subtend one another
The shadowself fits into a large open tent on the lawn.
“There is double and crossed situating of the visible in the tangible and of the tangible in the visible; the two maps are complete, and yet they do not merge into one.” – Maurice Merleau-Ponty
Concomitant Circumstances
Established by mind
Resemblance relation
Association effect
Traversing universal challenges, aesthetic experiences emerge while walking through the dark woods softly.
“The present perception dives into the depths of memory in search of the remembrance of the previous perception which resembles it: the sense of recognition would thus come from a bringing together, or a blending, of perception and memory.” – Henri Bergson
Higher Order
Ontologically subtle
Habitual antecedent
Witness to whenever
On certain days ambient conditions seem to stimulate more avian activity.
“Perception is never a mere contact of the mind with the object present; it is impregnated with memory-images which complete it as they interpret it.” – Henri Bergson